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1. Ipswich libraries go from strength to strength in 2022

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   14 Feb 2023: Redbank Plains Library – visitors in 2022: 27,754 – increase of 13 per cent. ... Redbank Plaza Library – visitors in 2022: 32,350 – increase of 6 per cent.

2. Ipswich families better connected thanks to Community Centre partnership

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   24 Jun 2022: 68 per cent felt the Centre had allowed them to participate more fully in the community. ... Youth Hub (24 per cent). Volunteering (21 per cent). Meeting space (19 per cent).

3. Better social services a must for growing Ipswich families

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich is the fastest-growing region in Queensland. The city’s 2019 population growth rate was 4.1 per cent, well above the state and national average (1.7 per cent ... School-age children will represent 19 per cent of the region’s population growth

4. Ipswich’s eastern suburbs continue to rise and shine with further growth

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   2 May 2024: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the number of new residents brings the city’s population to 254,093 – a rise of 0.7 per cent on the final figure for 2023. ... Total dwellings increased by 0.6 per cent to 92,696, but new dwellings decreased by 29.1

5. Fair go needed for flood impacted land valuations

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   4 Apr 2022: 04 April 2022. New land valuations for property owners released Thursday, 31 March, show Ipswich properties have increased by 23 per cent overall since the last valuation was issued in 2019. ... Overall, Ipswich has seen its property values grow by an

6. Council endorses new future infrastructure plan while facing skyrocketing construction costs

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   23 Mar 2023: This updated model predicts annual population growth closer to 3.3 per cent in the years ahead, rather than the 5 per cent previously forecast. ... Even at 3.3 per cent annual population growth, Ipswich remains the state’s fastest-growing city and we

7. Customer satisfaction hits a high for library services across Ipswich

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   14 Nov 2022: 14 November 2022. New library offerings in Ipswich CBD have helped customer satisfaction soar to almost 100 per cent. ... 15 per cent increase in the perceived importance of the services we offer,” Cr Fechner said.

8. Ipswich libraries prove increasingly popular with the community

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   29 Feb 2024: Ipswich Central Library in Tulmur Place had 198,804 visitors, a 26 per cent increase on 2022. ... It also signed up 4,178 new members, a 37 per cent increase on 2022.

9. Fees & charges 2014-2015 - Amended 2015.02.02.xlsm (PDF, 323k)

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   3 Feb 2015: plus$1.90. per km for every km beyond 50 km from the Ipswich. ... $12,400.00. plus$1.40. per m over 2000m. - Business Use and Shopping Centre $17,800.00plus.

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10. Political parties need to support jobs boom for Ipswich

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    22 Dec 2020: Queensland Government data shows that in order to meet industry demand, qualification achievement in these sectors will need to grow at 11 per cent per year for health care, 9 per ... Historical qualification achievement in those sectors by Ipswich

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